Toss me an email at FoxxOTG @ gmail dot com if the position is still open. I may have what you are looking for.
Cheers, beers, and bunny ears.
Foxx
Rene Paula <rpa
...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Are you the type of guy or gal that tears down the latest tablets, cellphones and gadgets to see how they work? Spend your weekend building UAVs for fun? Like to get your hands 'dirty' with a soldering iron?
>Then I have a fun opportunity for you. I'm looking for a hardware hacker with expertise in short-range wireless connectivity. Using off the shelf chipsets and servos for cellphones, remote control toys and other gadgets, you will build the prototype for a consumer product. With my financial backing, we will source it and bring it to market.
>You must have proven experience building gadgets/toys from raw parts (following instructions for a hobby kit won't cut it) that included the following chipsets and their protocols:
>1. Bluetooth,
>2. Home RF; and/or
>4. WUSB or UWB
>What's in it for you?
>Interesting project. Reimbursement of all your costs. $5,000 for your time. 22% ownership in the startup (25% if you can source contract manufacturers; 30% if your design is so aesthetically pleasing that we don't need to hire a designer).
>How to apply:
>Please send a listing of your skills, along with specs, photos and videos of gadgets you have worked on. Let us see your involvement in online communities by sharing your username. Brag about the things you could do (eg "build an RC car handled by a phone; a uav with wifi camera that follows you around; whatever). Tell us your favorite place to buy your chips and electronic parts.
>Basically just show us you have what it takes to design, source and build a gadget that could be mass produced.
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